Hi Ray, I'm now having the same problem. I found the keps for the
ISS in amateur.txt to be what I think is right. When I copied the
keps for the ISS into my nasa.all file the ISS AOS was changed
to 4 minutes later, so I think their correct. I don't have another
pass to check this until 14 hours from now. Plug these in and
try....
ISS (ZARYA)
1 25544U 98067A 21182.75718579 .00001475 00000-0 35189-4 0
9990
2 25544 51.6449 270.6712 0002215 128.1764 13.7831
15.48754489290857
73 Jeff kb2m
So… using nasabare for 7/2 didn’t help. The ISS was still about 10kHz above where SatPC32 was tuning the IC 9700. Had to enable the VFO and manually tune up to it and then follow it back down the band. Also still getting good signals after supposed LOS, down to -5 to -8 degrees. Had SatSat in front of me on the iPad watching the ISS az, el, range, altitude and Doppler at 100MHz, AOS/LOS times. It was all very close to what SatPC32 was displaying. Yet SatPC32 did not put the rig where the ISS links were. Only seems to affect ISS as far as I can tell. I really don’t get it.
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